Air Premia announced on November 9 that it has signed its first interline cooperation agreement with Tianjin Airlines, a Chinese carrier.
This partnership will allow Air Premia to capture transfer demand for flights to China via Incheon, while Tianjin Airlines will provide connecting flights for customers traveling to major U.S. cities through Air Premia's routes.
The two airlines will offer joint ticketing and baggage transfer services through this interline agreement. Passengers will be able to travel to various destinations using both airlines with a single reservation.
Air Premia operates routes to major U.S. cities including Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Honolulu, and Washington D.C. from Incheon. Tianjin Airlines operates flights from Tianjin to Incheon five times a week. This new transfer route is expected to enhance the demand for connections from China to North America.
Air Premia plans to launch its first regular route to China, connecting Incheon and Ningbo, in December and is looking to expand its routes to other major Chinese cities, including Shanghai. The airline aims to strengthen its network connecting China and North America while enhancing transfer demand centered around Incheon International Airport through both its own route expansion and interline cooperation with other airlines.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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